Examen Civique 2026 – Prépa

Prepare for the French civic exam (examen civique), mandatory since 1 January 2026 for the multi-year residence permit, the resident card and naturalisation. THE REAL FORMAT 40 questions, 45 minutes, 32 correct answers required. Every mock test mirrors the real exam: 28 knowledge questions, 12 situational questions, a timer, and a detailed theme-by-theme correction at the end. 40 NUMBERED TESTS Tests are fixed and numbered 1 to 40, so you can retake test 7 and compare your scores. Each one runs in two modes: timed exam, or untimed practice with the answer explained after every question. THE OFFICIAL QUESTIONS Knowledge questions come from the list published by the French Ministry of the Interior (Licence Ouverte 2.0), in the version matching your application: multi-year residence permit or resident card. The 70 situational questions are written by us from the official civic training material. FIVE THEMES Principles and values of the Republic · Institutions and politics · Rights and duties · History, geography and culture · Living in French society. REVISE WHAT YOU GET WRONG The app tracks every question individually — mastered, or to revise. It points at your weakest theme and takes you there in one tap. Your mistakes are collected in a dedicated list. EXPLANATIONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH Every answer is explained, and the English translation is one tap away if French isn't comfortable yet. 100 % OFFLINE No account, no sign-up, no ads, no data sent anywhere. The app works fully offline, airplane mode included. Everything stays on your phone. FULL VERSION The first 3 tests are free and complete — every feature, no restrictions. A single purchase unlocks the other 37 tests and the whole question bank. No subscription: you pay once. — Independent app, not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by the French Ministry of the Interior. Answer options, explanations and situational questions are not official documents. Exam registration is handled by approved centres. The "naturalisation" track uses the "resident card" list until the Ministry publishes a separate one. Questions or a mistake spotted: [email protected]